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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-19, Page 15Naturally Speaking • • By Steve Cooke Christmas tips Back to Christmas tips again, and this one is about another mail order firm. Dunn's Inc., Hwy. 57E., P.O. Box 449, Grand Junction, Tenn., 38039-0449 just sent me a catalogue that's bound to be of interest to hinters. Duck hunters, for instance, will be in- terested in ,the camouflaged thermos bottle. Made from stainless steel, this thermos is indestructible and is equip- ped with a convenient carrying strap. With a one quart capacity, it's just the, right size for a day in the marsh and at $29.95, the price is right as well. Another good idea is a set of four mugs, shaped and marked like shotgun shells. They are made from durable heavy gauge plastic, are dishwasher proof andguaranteed to have been, "field tested". The mugs come in sets of four, hold 16 ounces and cost $16.95 for the set. Or how about a little gift for the gentleman afield. British Lancer's Flasks are made of stainless steel covered with traditional military tan or green hard cloth. They feature an at- tached "bayonet" cap, special filling funnel, are six or eight ounce capacity and come gift boxed. If you have an up and coming young hunter in the family who would just love to be going out with dad, there's a special section for him. Everything a youngster would love to have is here; including boots, parkas, gloves, hats, coveralls, long underwear, even hip boots. Dog owners will love the catalogue as well. There's crates, grooming aids, training aids, and •just about anything you'd need to turn your pup into a train- ed retriever or pampered lap dog. If you're having any trouble at all try- ing to come up with gift ideas, just drop a line to Dunn's Inc.; ask for their catalogue and a lot of your problems will be solved. • ° * * * Everyone who fishes knows the trade name Trilene, but now many people have any idea of how the company started and -developed. Well, Berkley was founded in 1937 by 16 year old Berkley Bedell. Using $50 saved from a paper route he began tying flies in the bedroom of his home. Berk grew the business and developed Berkley Steelon, an innovative nylon -coated steel leader. Innovations continued with Trilene nylon alloy fishing line, terminal tackle and Berkley rods. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1986—Page 15 In 1979, Tom Bedell joined Berkley, becoming president in 1982.'ibm brought to to Berkley new insights in marketing and an aggressive profit -oriented sales approach focusing on dealer needs. Through the commitment of Berk, Tom and over 900 co-workers, and through your support, Berkley has become one of the largest fishing tackle companies in North America and the in- dustry leader in fishing line, rods, fish at- tractants and outdoor accessories. If that isn't a success story, I don't know what is. ;4 *** How important is rod sensitivity? It's important enough that Berkley invested a million dollars last year alone to buy equipment that enabled them to be the first rod manufacturer to make linear graphite. Most graphite rods, even high graphites, have graphite fibers criss- crossing the blank. The fibers add weight, absorb vibrations and deaden feel, but were necessary to give graphite rods sufficient strength. Now, that's history. The new Berkley Series One rod is 100 per cent linear graphite. Every graphite fiber, over 120,000 of them, run lengthwise tip to butt. That means every vibration travels the rod tip directly to the anglers hand without signal loss. This produces the lightest, strongest most sensitive 100 per cent graphite rod ever developed. Berkley's Series One has all the finest qualities that assure rod performance. Both baitcast and spinning models have exposed blank construction .for greater feel and sensitivity. Unique handle designs with built in fighting butts pro- vide better balance, more leverage and greater fish -fighting power; Berkley uses only the very best com- ponents in the Series One. The diamond polished guides reduce friction and heat build up and assure greater distance when casting. They are the finest silicon carbide, and offer one third the weight of stainless steel and are 12 times harder. Berkley's Series One comes in 13 models, designed for bass, walleye and other fish, including four casting models, four spinning models, three trigger sticks and one flipping model. There are also eight steelhead models including four casting, one spinning, two hotshot rods and one back bouncin' model. Redmen win eight of ten games On November 12 the Junior Redmen Central ended up tied for first place, the volleyball team from Central Huron Secon- point differential gave Stratford Central the easier opponent in the semi-finals. Central Huron had to summon all of its reserve to turn back a tough Madill team, doing so by scores of 15-11 and 15-6. This gave the Redmen an automatic berth in the WOSSA tournament later this month. Stratford Central breezed through their semi-final against Mitchell, thus setting the stage for the championship match. What promised to be a close match never materialized; however, as the Redmen literally ran out of steam and bowed out to Stratford in two straight games. Mr. Zankowski wishes to congratulate qll of the Junior Redmen and also expresses his thanks to Janet Ducharme and Michele Verbeek dary School took part in the Huron -Perth tournament hosted by Madill. Central Huron entered the championship round after winning eight of their 10 games in the opening round robin. . The Junior Redmen defeated the defen- ding champion team from Madill by scores of 17-15 and 15-11. Central Huron then split their match with Mitchell, easily winning the first game 15-5 but .then dropping the se- cond game 15-13. After subduing South Huron 15-10 and 15-0, the Junior Redmen defeated Goderich 15-6 and 15-13. The last match of the round robin featured a contest with Stratford Central. The Redmen took the first game 15-13 but lost the second 15-9. Although Central Huron and Stratford Minor hockey update r r• r, November 10: Midgets 7, Goderich 4; November 11: Atom A 5, Listowel 1; November 13: Bantam Classics 11, Goderich B 1; November 15: Peewee Punkers 3, Huron Park 7; Mites 3, Hensall 9; Novice Tier II 1, Huron Park 7; Bantam B 5, Goderich 1. Upcoming games BEST INTEREST 3/8% Guaranteed Investment Certificates "Subject to change GaIser-Kneale Elie or 235 2420 Clinton 482-9747 !rsurcice 9robers !-ic Grand Bond 23e-8484 Godorlch 524.2118 November 20: 7:00 p.m. Peewee A vs Milverton; 8:30 p.m. Bantam Classics vs Milverton. November 22: 2:15 p.m. Mites vs Bayfield; 3:25 p.m. Novice Tier II vs Zurich; 4:35 p.m. Atom Tier II vs Goderich. November 24: 8:00 p.m. Midgets vs Milverton. The Blyth Oldtimers hosted a hockey tournament at the Blyth Arena that ran from November 13 to November 16 and included four oldtimer teams and 12 industrial teams. In this photo the Blyth Oldtimers were battling it out with Wiugham, a team they even- tually defeated 4-1. (David Emslie photo) Mustangs split high scoring games Over the weekend the Clinton Junior "D" Scoring for the Mustangs were Randy Rob Stanfield, Ron McKay, and Wayne Mustangs split two high scoring hockey Marriage with three, Travis Lyndon with Smith. games, losing 11-8 to Thamesford on Friday two; Rob Dunee Mark LaPorte, Rob Ladd, and winning 11-5 on Sunday in Brussels. In their first game, on November 14, the Mustangs netted two first period goals, but trailed at the end of the period by 5-2. Randy Marriage scored an unassisted goal for Clinton's' first marker on a power play at 15:14. With six seconds left in the first period Travis Lyndon, on passes from Bobby Ladd and Mark LaPorte, put in the second Mustang goal. Clinton matched Thamesford for goals in the second period, scoring three apiece. Randy Marriage got his second power play goal of the evening with just over a minute gone in the second period. Assisting on the goal were Shawn Schaffer and Robbie Dupee. With 7:24 gone in the second, the Clinton's second a 6;24 into the second. Mustangs scored their 'Second power play,•,:•.° w Johnson, Jeff -DOW, Sam Shipp, and Bill goal of the period when Devon Colquhoun Jason Wilson and David Jones assisted on Hoggarth. Special thanks to Shirley Buruma put one in the net off of passes from Shane the goal. and Dave Johnson for getting the team Carter and Rob Stanfield. Less than two minutes later Taylor went going. Twenty-four seconds later Dean Arm- in alone to score his second of the evening, The next game for the Bantams is in Mitt strong scored an unassisted goal to wrap up giving Clinton a 3-1 lead. Clinton's scoring for the second period, leav- He completed his hat trick with just over chell on November 15 at 2:15 p.m. ing the score at 8-5 in Thamesford's favor. Once again in the third period the Mustangs matched Thamesford in scoring, but were unable to keep up with their opponents. At the 38 second point in the period Shawn Schaffer scored a power play goal for the Mustangs. Randy Marriage and Dean Arm- strong assisted. Approximately a minute later Bobby Ladd brought the Mustangs to within a goal of Thamesford. Assisting were Travis Lyn- don and Devon Colquhoun. The final Clinton goal, and also the one that tied up the game, came from Rob Stan- field on passes from Scott Gilders and Rob- bie Dupee. Unfortunately for this Clinton team, after they had tied up the game, Thamesford went on to score three unanswered goals and take the win. Things were looking up for the Mustangs when they travelled to Brussels to tackle the Bulls on November 16..Clinton lead 5-4 after one period, 9-5 after two and 11-5 after three. Clinton Bantams defeat Goderich by 5-1 score Scoring three goals, Greg Taylor led the 11 minutes gone in the second period on a Clinton•Bantam's second team to a 5-1 win pass from Darryn McAsh. over Goderich last week. Rounding out the Clinton scoring at the Goderich opened up the scoring in the first 13:45 mark in the period was McAsh with a period with a goal at 1:10. They held their quick wrist shot after receiving a pass from lead until the 12:11 mark in the period when Jones. Clinton's Scott McAsh popped one in on an The manager for the Clinton Bantam "B" assist from Greg Taylor. team is Shirley Buruma. The coaches and Taylor got his first goal of the night, and other helpers for the team are Dave USED CAR BUY 0 CLINTON THE WEEK 1982 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY 4 1300R Only 58.000 Km - ono local owner, ' 2.5 litre, 4 cylinder engine, automatic, power steering and brakes, AM -FM Radio, rear defroster. Somal 413844 $6695. chevro[et� oldsmobilea -since 1935- 4824321 1+F Farm Credit Corporation Canada Societe du credit agncole Canada ANNOUNCEMENT JEFF HIETKAMP Farm Credit Corporation Canada announces the appointment of Jeff Hietkamp as Credit Advisor at its Goderich office. He will be ser- ving the farmers in the Townships of Ashfield, East and West Wawanosh, Colborne, Hullett and McKillop in the County of Huron. Prior to acceptance of this appoihtment, Mr. Hietkamp was a Credit Advisor at our Woodstock office. He may be contacted at 21 EAST STREET - SUITE 203 GODERICH, ONTARIO (519) 524-8381 anad'a. A Citizenship Court will be held in Goderich during April, 1987. This special court is being held to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the "Canadian Citizenship Act" passed in 1947. The Maple Leaf Chapter IODE is aiding the Court in bringing this event to Goderich. If you are a landed immigrant, 18 years of age, and have lived in Canada for 3 years, send you name and address or telephone: • Mrs. Jean Schaefer Citizenship Secretary Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE 92 St. George's Crescent Goderich, Ontario N7A 2L9 Telephone No. 524-2285 by January 1, 1987 (If no answer - 524-7542) If you are a Canadian Citizen, a naturalized Canadian Citizen or a British Subject in Canada prior to January 1, 1942, and wish to obrain a small proof of citizenship card (for identification purpose), please for- ward. your name to the above address by February 1, 1987. SHEAFFER Men's & ladies Pens & Pen Sets Pens .starting as I®w as.. ° 6 9 .e7a. Pen Sets starting as low as... $19Og, A Kincardine Gbderich Exeter 396-7`012 524-6901 235-2202